Valentine's may still be months away, but there's always room for love in the air. Try your hand at matchmaking and see how compatible a couple is using j3r3mie's Love Calculator v2. See how it plays out after the jump.


Download: Love Calculator v2

Adrin's Project0 homebrew aims to be your all-in-one application to set your PSP. While the engrish translation isn't very clear, it certainly does look promising, giving you the capability to launch applications, have options to pandorize your battery, dump the NAN and more.

Download: Project0 v1

PSP homebrew developer Royale has released a new version of the popular program, PSP-Maps, a translation of Google Maps for the Sony handheld. This version has several new features and fixes. Check them all out in the full article.

Download: PSP-Maps v1.4

Ready for another serving of QJ.NET's PSP Weekend Warrior? This week's top news items include a wrap-up of the recent PSP-3000 speculation, and news of Sony's Q1 2008 sales for the PSP and PS3. Don't take our word for it though - the rest of the details are available in the full article.

In-game advertising may tend to be amusing or sometimes even intrusive during play, but we haven't seen the full potential of it yet. Google is reportedly testing "AdSense for Games," an in-game advertising system that involves in-game characters initiating product plugs and other sort of advertisement. More in the full article.

Moving out of its previous test release version, Basilisk II for the PSP has finally gotten its first official release thanks to the efforts of  homebrew developer J.F. Basilisk II 1.1.0 includes a couple of changes to its non-platform specific code and makes its official debut in the homebrew community. More details in our full article.

Download: Basilisk II PSP Port 1.1.0
Download: Basilisk II PSP Port 1.1.0 (source code)
Download: Basilisk II PSP Port 1.1.0 with manual

Sony pulled a fast one, we tell you. But not fast enough that people couldn't catch the news before it became reality. The games division of the consumer electronics corporation has announced in the official PlayStation Blogs that PSP owners will be prompted to update to firmware 4.01 in a few hours time. Somehow, the new quick update is only focused on the new features that PSP firmware 4.00 added to the handheld. More at the full story, but this won't rock your world.

*UPDATE*: It's out. And it's apparently what Sony says it is.

What can we expect from Sony's official Firmware 4.0 update? How does a Google Internet Search feature grab you? Or the ability to change the speed of your video playbacks? Details in the full article.

Developer homemister visited the QJ.NET PSP Forums to announce the public release of LuaPlayerHM7. There's quite a lot of changes with this release, part of which is available over in the full article.


Download: LuaPlayerHM7
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum

SG57's back with his Boxhead PSP Style homebrew game, and this time, he's bringing Patch 4 along with him. Upgrades and fixes are in it, all for you to maximize your gaming pleasure. Video of upgrade is also in the full article, so we suggest you head on right there now.

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